Function:
The innovative joint design of the ME system results in an exceptionally low-pressure drop, delivering numerous significant benefits in terms of efficiency and performance.
Easy to combine with other extractors in the same ventilation system, and therefore the ideal extractor for schools, nail salons, and the electronics industry.
With its optimal design, the ME has a very low-pressure drop, which provides many valuable benefits:
- Low-pressure drop saves energy.
- Air flow noise is reduced.
- Lower pressure drop is achieved without selecting a larger diameter extractor.
- Lower pressure drop allows the ME to be combined with additional extraction
systems.
Unique design and stable mounting brackets make the ME your best choice.
With its uniquely designed joint construction, the ME combines maximum flexibility with low-pressure drop. The air passes through the joints without creating unnecessary turbulence, thus producing an energy-saving low-pressure drop and a quieter working environment.
Optimal capture: To maximize the effectiveness of the local extractor, it is crucial to utilize its flexibility to position it as close to the source of contamination as possible. As a general guideline, the optimal distance should be 2–3 times the diameter of the extractor tube. When operating at the recommended airflow, the extractor will deliver highly efficient extraction, even in the presence of surrounding disturbances.
Unique design:
The ME joints feature a patented friction design, complemented by a large joint diameter and a single-grip handle, ensuring a secure, stable arm that allows for smooth adjustments. This design eliminates the need for excessive force or tools when adjusting the positioning knob, offering ease of use and reliability.
The ME has a complete range of accessories to suit every situation, enabling you to create the optimal extractor for the evacuation of hazardous airborne gases and particulates.
Four available versions:
- Standard version: Suitable for evacuating most types of airborne contaminants,
e.g. in laboratories, schools, hospitals, the pharmaceutical industry, nail salons and light industrial applications.
- ESD version:
Suitable for evacuating airborne contaminants in environments where there is a need to avoid the risk of spark formation and in areas where products need to be ESD-certified, e.g. the electronics industry.
- ATEX version: For explosive environments. Complies with the ATEX directive 94/9/EC-Joints and tubes made from carbon-impregnated polypropylene.
- PP version: For environments containing high concentrations of corrosive pollutants. Joints and tubes made from polypropylene.